Chorus
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Eight years after Alpha was exposed to her first and only addictive, encoded musical track from the Corp, she finds that she cannot run away from the haunting dreams or desire to taste the emotional high again. At seventeen, she has left the temptations of the Web for a fresh start in Los Angeles, where she has formed a band of her own. But it only takes one urgent call to bring Alpha back home and to her brother Anthem's side.
Addiction to encoded tracks is down and an elected government reigns, but somehow more and more people are starting to look like they did in the old days, sickly and addicted. Alpha and her friends will have to dig deeper into the mainframe than ever before in order to reverse the effects before it is too late. Alpha is thrilled to be reunited once again with her twin, Omega, but his connection with her may be more of a dual-edged sword than a doubling of forces.
Emma Trevayne's sequel to Coda concludes the series with a crescendo of unexpected twists, hard-earned triumphs, and agonizing decisions—all coming together as a symphony of pure emotion.
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Emma Trevayne. (2014). Chorus. Running Press.
Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation (style guide)Emma Trevayne. 2014. Chorus. Running Press.
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Emma Trevayne is a full-time writer and the author of Coda,(a nominee for both YALSA's Best Fiction for Young Adults list and ALA's Rainbow Book List)and Flights and Chimes and Mysterious Times, as well as a contributor to the upcoming anthology The Cabinet of Curiosities. She is an avid music collector, a lover of computer code languages, and a photographer. She has lived in Canada, England, and America. You can visit her online at emmatrevayne.com or via Twitter @EMentior.
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Eight years after Alpha was exposed to her first and only addictive, encoded musical track from the Corp, she finds that she cannot run away from the haunting dreams or desire to taste the emotional high again. At seventeen, she has left the temptations of the Web for a fresh start in Los Angeles, where she has formed a band of her own. But it only takes one urgent call to bring Alpha back home and to her brother Anthem's side.
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Eight years after the fall of the Corp during older brother Anthem's rebellion in Coda (2013), teenage Alpha struggles with its legacy. Alpha left the Web for Los Angeles, needing to get away from tracking--the use of encoded music tracks as a mind-altering drug--as her childhood exposure left her with lingering problems, such as flashbacks and an addiction waiting to take root. In Los Angeles, she's not only safe from the temptation to use, but able to pursue medical studies, with the lofty goal of finding a cure for the special addictions forced on her and her twin, Omega. When she gets the message that her older brother (and Coda's protagonist), Anthem, is succumbing to ill health due to his use as a human battery by the Corp, she returns home to say goodbye, accompanied by a few others, including her Los Angeles-native boyfriend. But strange things are afoot--someone's sending peculiar messages to Alpha, and tracks are somehow getting back to Los Angeles. Someone is resurrecting the Corp; Alpha must find out who it is and stop the Corp again. Slow pacing in the first half stretches the story thin, and the action-packed ending is disorienting, particularly due to the large number of characters any given pronoun could refer to. Although Alpha is a weaker protagonist than Anthem, most of the plot twists are effective. All things considered, though, an unnecessary sequel. (Science fiction. 13 & up)COPYRIGHT(2014) Kirkus Reviews, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
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Gr 8 Up-In this concluding sequel to Coda (Running Pr., 2013) set eight years after the successful revolution led by Ant and Haven, a new president leads the Web. The Corporation is gone, tracks of music are no longer used as drugs, and people are no longer used to power the network. Alpha has left The Web and her brothers Ant and Omega to make a new life for herself in Los Angeles where she hopes to become a doctor and find a cure for the nightmares and reactions caused by her one-time exposure to an extremely addictive musical track. When Alpha receives word that Ant is dying, she and her fellow band members head to the Web to tell her older brother goodbye and to see her twin Omega. Things have changed, though. People are beginning to look like they did before the revolution-addicted and ill. Alpha's blackouts from her exposure to the track are becoming more frequent. When she and her friends try to enter into the mainframe of the city to discover what is happening, they unleash a danger to both them and the rest of the country. Complex and thrilling, this sequel provides a satisfactory ending to the two volume series. Characters introduced in the first book are given voice and a further development. The musical themes and imagery are rich and often discordant and sometimes muddy to the plot. The book does not stand alone, but for those who have read it, Chorus is an exciting conclusion.-Janet Hilbun, University of North Texas
Copyright 2014 School Library Journal, LLC Used with permission.
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Grades 8-11 After Anthem took down the Corporation in Coda (2012), his little sister, Alpha, fled to L.A. to start a new life far away from the Web. Years later, lingering flashbacks of her one experience with tracking remain and fuel her desire to find a cure for addiction to encoded music. When Anthem nears death, Alpha and her friends return to the Web only to discover that the insidious forces they thought were gone were really just lying in wait. In a breathy first-person narrative, Alpha gives voice to her inner struggles as she bravely reignites her brother's cause and fights for real freedom.(Reprinted with permission of Booklist, copyright 2014, American Library Association.)
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